My Bulma! BOG vs Super

[Bansho64]

Vegeta's rage boost at Bulma being knocked down in Battle Of Gods was very entertaining for many people. It was nice to see Vegeta show affection using his strength and it was touching in a weird sense. Dragon Ball Super's version of the scene was a bit different and more dramatic. Which version of the scene did you prefer? Why did you like it more than the other? What did you like or dislike about either one?

[LordCrumb]

I prefer the movie version, as his anger hits him quickly, where as the Super version just drags the moment of him cracking just a little too long.

[Luso Saiyan]

Movie version. It was well paced and had better animation.

[DragonBallLove]

Movie all the way. Its mean to be an emotional burst, not a build up.

[PsionicWarrior]

In general I prefer the movie version, retelling both BoG and RoF in Super was kinda unneeded imo.

[Khin]

Movie version. Super's version was dragged out and made overly dramatic.

[Grimlock]

Movie version, though I'd like it to be just a little bit longer.

Dragon Ball Super's version was just useful because it confirmed Vegeta was using Super Saiyan 2, but other than that, it's skippable like the rest of Toei's retellings.

[ekrolo2]

Movies better emotionally, the mangas makes the most sense as there is no "He's stronger than Goku!" or 10% line.

[sintzu]

The movie version for :

1- its production.

2- it was quick and surprising.

3- It didn't state how stronger he was than Goku so plot holes were easily avoidable.

Super's version had the electricity which confirmed he was Ssj2 (his aura changed in the movie so that should've been enough to prove it) and the creepy laugh Beerus did before hitting Bulma.

[coola]

Movie version, Super was too over the top It was like Bulma died from that slap) and Vegeta looked like zombie when he powered up.

[sintzu]

Vegeta looked like zombie when he powered up.

I liked that part cause it helped show how big of a boost he got.

[DBZAOTA482]

Dunno... the movie version made me laugh because Beerus just put her in her place and Bulma was basically asking for it while the Super version made me feel for her more (Beerus backhanded her for shits n' giggles) but was overdramatic.

[Beerus-sama]

Movie version, Super was so dramatic and unnecessary, also so slow, the feeling was lost when Vegeta gave the first blow.

[Polyphase Avatron]

BoG easily.

Granted the thing with Beerus hovering above the water in Super was neat but everything else was better in the movie.

[Cipher]

That quick beat in the movie engendered quite possibly the most embarrassing scene in the entire franchise in its TV adaptation. Battle of Gods, handily.

[Lord Beerus]

The movie version is superior in every department. The Super version of that scene felt unnecessarily longer and hammy, and not the good kind of hammy, in terms of drama and delivery.

[Gyt Kaliba]

That quick beat in the movie engendered quite possibly the most embarrassing scene in the entire franchise in its TV adaptation. Battle of Gods, handily.

This, so much so this. People give a lot of reasons for disliking various things in Super, things that are 'unforgivable' for them but aren't that big a deal for me...

...That moment isn't one of them. That moment is single-handedly one of my least favorite things I can think of for the franchise, which is disappointing because it's such a great scene in theory and was handled perfectly in the movie itself. The series version though...I guess they thought 'well, everyone already knows it's coming, so the shock factor is gone...let's try to get as much drama out of it as we can then.' It backfired, oh it backfired HARD.

So yeah, I'd have to agree with the general consensus that the movie's version of 'My Bulma!' is a lot better than Super's version.

[samuraix123]

Definitely the movie. He didn't dwell on it he just acted and that's what surprised Beerus in my opinion.

[Saikyo no Senshi]

Movie version easily in Super Vegeta almost cried as if Beers had raped Blooma. It was an over dramatic scene falling flat with no impact at all.

- Travis

[Anime Kitten]

Movie. Super was agreeably too long, and he did little-to-no damage against Beerus, unlike the movie. Sorry, Lord Beerus.